In discussing the economic value of customary land in Papua New Guinea, we must recognise the ongoing polemic over land use. Much of this debate is driven by special interest groups seeking access to customary land. Customary landowners in Papua […]
The OECD’s Guidelines on Poverty and Health are compromised by neoliberal assumptions and corrupted by several major conflicts of interest. These conflicts of interest are embodied in the DAC guidelines, whereby specific OECD commercial interests influence the public policies of […]
The development of an independent Australian voice and policy seemed promising, and several suggested elements leave us with the fond illusion that one exists. However crippling disabilities stand in the way. Independence might be recognised through the shared and clearly […]